#1800 (in 2.7.0) Add field(s) -> type ENTER

When you Add field(s)

- write the Field name
- type [ENTER] (instead mouse click)

phpMyAdmin add a new field and not submit changes :-(

I suppose a <FORM> mistake.

[Marc Delisle]

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This is not a bug. There are 2 submit buttons, and the first
one (go) is activated on Enter.

Moved to support.

[Anonymous]

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For me is a bug. Very very lowest but a bug. User wants
activate the _main_ form with enter, the "Save" button. "Go"
is a useful action but optional. In older version "Go" did
not exists. "Save" is the main form.

(sorry, but I always type enter and always add new unwanted
filed...)

[Michal Čihař]

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Marc this looks as weird behaviour to me, enter should
create table and not add fields.

[Marc Delisle]

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moved to bugs

[Marc Delisle]

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Michal,

let's say the user asked to create a table for 2 fields.
He enters the field name, the size and hits ENTER. What
should happen? IMO, it should skip to the next line for
entering info for the second field, and not execute a Save.

[Michal Čihař]

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IMHO default action shold be to save and number of fields
should be increased only when clicking on button for that.

[Marc Delisle]

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So we should put the Save button higher than the Go button
on the page?

[Michal Čihař]

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Is it only (non javascript) solution to get this behaviour?

[Marc Delisle]

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I see no other non-js way to do it.

[Michal Čihař]

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I don't see also.

Hmm, in fact we have same behaviour at least also on index
creation. It's hard to tell what is better.

[Sebastian Mendel]

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one button,

decide what todo by checking the input field of 'number of
fields to add' - like in sql query box - check for
bookmarking if bookmarklabel is given - and not with a
second button

[Marc Delisle]

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Sebastian, it should work the way you describe,
but...
now we have to find what to write on the button! I guess
"Save" would not be clear.

[Sebastian Mendel]

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what about 'Add fields' and 'Create Table'/'Change/Alter
Table' ?

[Sebastian Mendel]

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... er ... forget the last post ...

[Sebastian Mendel]

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i came up to that one button is not the best choice,
possible we should just move the 'add field' into a new form
out of and below the 'create table' form ...

[Marc Delisle]

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I don't think it can be on another form because we don't
want to lose the field definitions already entered.

So, let's just move the Save button over the other button.